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Lot # 275 - Byzantine Commercial Weight of 6 Unciae. Circa 5th-7th centuries (Bronze, 50.84 mm, 160.58 g). Uniface round commercial weight with grooved edges; Γ° S with cross above; all engraved in outline; all within stylized laurel wreath with scalloped border. Rev. Blank. Bendall 112. CPAI III.2 160. Pondera 12426. Brownish patina with deposits. Very Fine.
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Lot # 276 - Byzantine Commercial Weight of 2 Nomismata. Circa 5th-7th centuries (Bronze, 15.63 mm, 8.8 g). Uniface square commercial weight; N B within stylized laurel wreath. Rev. Blank. Bendall 102. CPAI 217. Pondera 17103. Dark brownish patina. Good Very Fine.
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Lot # 277 - Heraclius with Heraclius Constantine, 610-641. 10 Nummi. Catania. AD 628-629 - year 19 (Bronze, 15.74 mm, 3.74 g). [Traces of legend], Facing crowned busts of Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine. Rev. Large I between ANNO and XςIII to right; CAT in exergue. DOC 259. MIB 241. Sear 886. Lovely green patina. Good Very Fine.
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Lot # 278 - Constans II, 641-668. Follis. Syracuse (Bronze, 25.13 mm, 4.39 g). IҺPER COҺSt, Bust facing, wearing crown and chlamys, holding globus cruciger. Rev. Large m between A/N/A and N/ЄOς; in exergue, SC. DO 9. MIB 204a-c. Sear 1103. Light green patina. Very Fine.
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Lot # 279 - Constans II, 641-668. 40 Nummi. Syracuse (Bronze, 26.13 mm, 4.81 g). Constans, holding long cross, and Constantine, holding globus cruciger, standing facing. Rev. Large M; monogram above; SCL below. DO 180. MIB 209. Sear 1109. Green patina. Overstruck. Good Fine.
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Lot # 280 - Constantine V Copronymus, with Leo IV and Leo III, 751-775. Solidus (Gold, 19.71 mm, 4.40 g). Constantinopolis, AD 751-756. COҺSAҺƮIҺOS S LЄOҺ O ҺЄOS, Crowned facing busts of Constantine V and Leo IV, each wearing chlamys; cross above. Rev. C LЄON P A MLΘ, Crowned facing bust of Leo III wearing loros, holding cross potent. DOC 2. Sear 1551. Füeg 4.A.1. Die break on reverse. Good Very Fine.
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Lot # 281 - Constantine V Copronymus, with Leo IV and Leo III, 751-775. Solidus (Gold, 20.67 mm, 4.44 g). Constantinopolis, AD 751-756. COҺSAҺƮIҺOS S LЄOҺ O ҺЄOS, Crowned facing busts of Constantine V and Leo IV, each wearing chlamys; cross above. Rev. C LЄON P A MLΘ, Crowned facing bust of Leo III wearing loros, holding cross potent. DOC 2. Sear 1551. Füeg 4.A.1. Rusty obverse die. Good Very Fine.
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Lot # 282 - Nicephorus I with Stauracius, 802-811. Follis. Syracuse (Bronze, 22.62 mm, 5.17 g). Facing bust of Nicephorus, wearing cross crown and loros, holding potent cross, in field [NI K] H. Rev. Facing bust of Stauracius, wearing cross crown and clamys, holding globus cruciger, in field C [T] A [V]. DO 3.1, 10.1. Anastasi 465. BCI 829. Spahr 355. Sear 1612. Green patina. Very Fine.
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Lot # 283 - Michael I with Theophylactus, 811-813. Follis. Syracuse (Bronze, 17.91 mm, 1.65 g). [MI] XA, Crowned facing bust of Michael, wearing loros and holding cross potent. Rev. [ΘE]OΦU[Λ], Crowned and draped facing bust of Theophylactus, holding globus cruciger. DO 10. Sear 1625. Green patina. Very Fine.
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Lot # 284 - Theophilus, 829-842. Tremissis. Syracuse. Circa AD 830-831 (Electrum, 11.62 mm, 1.1 g). ΘЄ - OFILOS, Crowned facing bust, wearing loros, holding cross potent. Rev. ΘЄO - FILOS, Crowned facing bust, wearing chlamys and holding globus cruciger. DOC 27. Sear 1678. Spahr 427. Rusty reverse die. Good Very Fine.
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Lot # 285 - Michael III, 842-866. Semissis. Syracuse. Circa 842-856 (Electrum, 12.83 mm, 1.58 g). MI - XAHΛ, Crowned facing bust, wearing chlamys and holding globus cruciger. Rev. MI - XA[HΛ], Crowned facing bust, wearing loros and holding globus cruciger. DO 10. Spahr 437. Sear 1695. Sharply struck. Extremely Fine.

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